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By the year 2040, data centers are expected to consume 20 percent of the world’s power. Abhi Sastri is the founder and CEO of FLUIX, a startup that aims to rely on A.I. to save energy use and other costs for data centers.

In commercial real estate, developers have to pinpoint the best financing options to secure for their projects. Gumption is a Chattanooga startup that tries to streamline those options - an online marketplace that connects potential borrowers and lenders.

How do we power electric vehicles with charging stations that will expand the electric grid - instead of deplete it? Michael Marczi is the founder of MarsCharge, an electric vehicle charging startup.

Curbing evictions in Chattanooga and Hamilton County. For the love of movies: The Chattanooga Film Festival. At ArtsBuild, the Holmberg Arts Leadership Institute Class. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

For the past four years, the Eviction Prevention Initiative here in Chattanooga and Hamilton County has helped households facing eviction with attorneys and social workers during and after court proceedings. The goal: keep tenants in their homes - and compensate landlords fairly.

ArtsBuild supports the arts economy here in Chattanooga and Hamilton County. Each year, professionals from this area - in the arts and beyond - are invited to apply for the nonprofit’s Holmberg Arts Leadership Institute Class. This year’s deadline to apply is Friday.

Stop by Oak Ridge this weekend - and you’ll find it at a summer festival. Or visit a few farms here in the Chattanooga area that grow it, year after year. Lavender is a plant that can be a challenge to cultivate here in the Southeast - but that might also explain why the herb is so popular.

For four decades, Alice Randall has devoted her creative energy into writing songs for some of the biggest names in country music. The first Black woman to write a number one country song, she's the next guest on "The A List with Alison Lebovitz" - Thursday at 8:30 PM on our public media partner WTCI PBS.

This Friday and Saturday is Negro League Appreciation Weekend here in Chattanooga. The annual celebration - hosted by the Chattanooga Lookouts and the Bessie Smith Cultural Center, in partnership with Food City - honors African-American players of the Negro Leagues during segregated baseball.

On this "Open Book," Richard Winham talks with Tasha Coryell - author of "Love Letters to a Serial Killer" - and shares a story from Jason Tinney.